Definition of Adlerian in English:

Adlerian

adjective adˈlɪərɪən

Psychology

Relating to or influenced by Alfred Adler's theories of psychotherapy, especially his views that society and culture were significant factors in the formation of an individual's personality.
recent studies of Adlerian and social learning approaches
Example sentencesExamples
- Remember the primary drive for the ego from the Adlerian perspective was to overcome a fundamental sense of inferiority derived from childhood experiences.
- She is a classical Adlerian psychotherapist in San Francisco.
- This list of questions was frequently offered to clients at the beginning of Adlerian brief therapy.
- They reviewed 62 outcome studies of parent training: 24 Parent Effectiveness Training, 18 social learning, and 20 Adlerian.
- Currently I am planning training workshops for clinicians in the field of chemical dependency who may be interested in learning more about Adlerian principles and therapeutic techniques.

noun adˈlɪərɪən

Psychology

A follower of Alfred Adler or his methods.
he not only studied with Adler but identified himself as an Adlerian
Example sentencesExamples
- He took courses by Adler and joined the Adlerians at the Cafe Shiller for lengthy discussions on Adlerian Psychology.
- He was another Adlerian who had studied with Adler in Europe.
- She considers herself a classical Adlerian, and studied with Alfred Adler from 1935 to 1936.
- As with most Adlerians, she illustrated her teaching with metaphors and stories.
- Though he speaks highly of Adler and cites his work, the psychologist doesn't identify himself primarily as an Adlerian.

Definition of Adlerian in US English:

Adlerian

adjective

Psychology

Relating to or influenced by Alfred Adler's theories of psychotherapy, especially his views that society and culture were significant factors in the formation of an individual's personality.
recent studies of Adlerian and social learning approaches
Example sentencesExamples
- This list of questions was frequently offered to clients at the beginning of Adlerian brief therapy.
- Currently I am planning training workshops for clinicians in the field of chemical dependency who may be interested in learning more about Adlerian principles and therapeutic techniques.
- She is a classical Adlerian psychotherapist in San Francisco.
- They reviewed 62 outcome studies of parent training: 24 Parent Effectiveness Training, 18 social learning, and 20 Adlerian.
- Remember the primary drive for the ego from the Adlerian perspective was to overcome a fundamental sense of inferiority derived from childhood experiences.

noun

Psychology

A follower of Alfred Adler or his methods.
he not only studied with Adler but identified himself as an Adlerian
Example sentencesExamples
- He took courses by Adler and joined the Adlerians at the Cafe Shiller for lengthy discussions on Adlerian Psychology.
- He was another Adlerian who had studied with Adler in Europe.
- She considers herself a classical Adlerian, and studied with Alfred Adler from 1935 to 1936.
- Though he speaks highly of Adler and cites his work, the psychologist doesn't identify himself primarily as an Adlerian.
- As with most Adlerians, she illustrated her teaching with metaphors and stories.

词汇	Adlerian
释义	Definition of Adlerian in English: Adlerian adjective adˈlɪərɪən Psychology Relating to or influenced by Alfred Adler's theories of psychotherapy, especially his views that society and culture were significant factors in the formation of an individual's personality. recent studies of Adlerian and social learning approaches Example sentencesExamples Remember the primary drive for the ego from the Adlerian perspective was to overcome a fundamental sense of inferiority derived from childhood experiences. She is a classical Adlerian psychotherapist in San Francisco. This list of questions was frequently offered to clients at the beginning of Adlerian brief therapy. They reviewed 62 outcome studies of parent training: 24 Parent Effectiveness Training, 18 social learning, and 20 Adlerian. Currently I am planning training workshops for clinicians in the field of chemical dependency who may be interested in learning more about Adlerian principles and therapeutic techniques. noun adˈlɪərɪən Psychology A follower of Alfred Adler or his methods. he not only studied with Adler but identified himself as an Adlerian Example sentencesExamples He took courses by Adler and joined the Adlerians at the Cafe Shiller for lengthy discussions on Adlerian Psychology. He was another Adlerian who had studied with Adler in Europe. She considers herself a classical Adlerian, and studied with Alfred Adler from 1935 to 1936. As with most Adlerians, she illustrated her teaching with metaphors and stories. Though he speaks highly of Adler and cites his work, the psychologist doesn't identify himself primarily as an Adlerian. Definition of Adlerian in US English: Adlerian adjective Psychology Relating to or influenced by Alfred Adler's theories of psychotherapy, especially his views that society and culture were significant factors in the formation of an individual's personality. recent studies of Adlerian and social learning approaches Example sentencesExamples This list of questions was frequently offered to clients at the beginning of Adlerian brief therapy. Currently I am planning training workshops for clinicians in the field of chemical dependency who may be interested in learning more about Adlerian principles and therapeutic techniques. She is a classical Adlerian psychotherapist in San Francisco. They reviewed 62 outcome studies of parent training: 24 Parent Effectiveness Training, 18 social learning, and 20 Adlerian. Remember the primary drive for the ego from the Adlerian perspective was to overcome a fundamental sense of inferiority derived from childhood experiences. noun Psychology A follower of Alfred Adler or his methods. he not only studied with Adler but identified himself as an Adlerian Example sentencesExamples He took courses by Adler and joined the Adlerians at the Cafe Shiller for lengthy discussions on Adlerian Psychology. He was another Adlerian who had studied with Adler in Europe. She considers herself a classical Adlerian, and studied with Alfred Adler from 1935 to 1936. Though he speaks highly of Adler and cites his work, the psychologist doesn't identify himself primarily as an Adlerian. As with most Adlerians, she illustrated her teaching with metaphors and stories.
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